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Cloverdale-Langley City MP sounds alarm over suicide hotline data
Testimony and 9-8-8 data show 74% of recent hotline interactions involved suicidal thoughts, as experts warn the plan could undermine suicide prevention.
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Cloverdale-Langley City MP sounds alarm over suicide hotline data
Tamara Jansen, MP for Cloverdale Langley City, says new testimony given to a Parliamentary committee is raising “serious concerns” about the upcoming planned expansion of medical assistance in dying, or MAiD. The federal government is planning to expand MAiD eligibility on Saint Patrick’s Day in 2027 to include people suffering solely from a mental illness. (Currently those suffering solely from a mental illness are ineligible for MAiD.) Jansen …
·Surrey, Canada
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